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| Explanation of modish (adjective) fashionable
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| Explanation of convertible (adjective) interchangeable
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| Explanation of verbiage (noun) use of many words without necessity
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| Explanation of wittingly (adverb) with knowledge and by design
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| Explanation of maharaja (noun) form: maharajas a great Hindu prince
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| Explanation of libel (noun) form: libels defamation
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| Explanation of concurrence (noun) agreement
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| Explanation of iniquity (noun) form: iniquities gross wrong or injustice
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| Explanation of abridge (verb) forms: abridged; abridged; abridging to make shorter in words, keeping the essential features, leaning out minor particles
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| Explanation of prolong (verb) forms: prolonged; prolonged; prolonging to extend in time or duration
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